What a unique way to envision each moment, each day. Thank you so very much for sharing. I have a lot of painting to do! Blessings and love.

Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions. - Pablo Picasso

"Even trying to add emotional meanings to these colors sounds outright funny."

lol! I'm one of those 'funny' people who tend to believe colors carry a subtle vibrational energy & colors do affect my emotions. Each & every color has its own wavelength & frequency, which produce a specific 'energy'. This is one of the reasons why paintings illicit emotions.

Think of a flower. Science can not explain why we perceive a flower to be beautiful; yet it's still beautiful.

Have you ever heard of color therapy or color psychology or how color is used in marketing? Do a Google search - colors and emotions or moods.

Doris Jeanette, Psy.D explains how colors affect emotions -

"Colors have certain wavelengths, which can be felt and experienced. Emotions have certain wavelengths, which you can also feel and directly experience. Colors and Emotions are both composed of real physical vibrations. This means these movements of energy are affecting you even if you don't know it. So colors and emotions are constantly affecting you in everyday life.

For example the colors you wear not only affect you but also the people around you. You are exposed to other people's colors, emotions and anxieties every moment of every day. For better or worse! And in turn, they are exposed to your colors, emotions and anxieties every moment of every day. For better or worse!

This means we are constantly exposed to either beauty or ugliness. Disharmony or harmony. The world we live in can be attacking us or loving us at any moment in time. This is the reason it is extremely helpful to become more aware of what is going on inside of us as we respond to these vibrations in our environment. We can stop reacting and start clearing our vital body so our colors are clear and our hearts are open."

"This is why you always have trouble truly redefining things as positive and always end up reverting back to your negative definitions. You can't help, but unintentionally attach negative meanings to things, because that is just the way the template of your current belief system and perspective works."

I agree, everything we perceive is subjective.

We tend to view things not as they truly are, but in the context of our own personal preconceived notions and prejudices. Our previous experiences will often affect our expectation of future events.

Look at the video @ursixx posted. For whatever reason this made him think of 'supergreen' & his video made me think of the song I posted.

If anyone watched the video I posted, will they think the song is about drugs or will they view it the way I do - which is getting high on life - connecting to source energy & nature - laying on the ground on a sunny day soaking up the rays in a meditative state or on a warm evening gazing at the moon & the stars?

"Everything is equal. It's You who assigns the meanings 100% all the way and how it affects you."

I understand what you're saying & you came up with a very cool & novel method. I applaud you. I meant it when I said "This is great & I'm really glad it's working for you."

I could tweak it a bit to work for me; but thats not your view or method & I do get that it's about 'neutrality'.

Note the Picasso quote which I posted at the top. It sums up my feelings pretty well. Emotions are strong currents of energy and colors affect my emotions in subtle ways...

http://www.trans4mind.com/counterpoint/index-emotional-intelligence/jeanette3.shtml

http://www.naturalnews.com/030945_color_psychology.html